Low-yield nuclear weapons are a dangerous and unnecessary means of deterring Russian aggression. To better understand why, some of the main arguments supporting the deployment of this weapon are refuted below.Read more...
To protect itself from such volatility, the U.S. must continue to invest in alternative energy sources, instead of trying to beat OPEC+ at their own game.Read more...
Human traffickers and terrorist organizations have exploited the vulnerable population in Libya to pose an even greater security threat. Read more...
ASP’s former Climate Security Program Manager and current Adjunct Fellow Esther Sperling was published in the Georgetown Journal of International affairs. Her article, “Preparing for the Inevitable: Climate Change and the Military”, addresses the U.S. military's vulnerabilities to climate change.Read more...
The DPA, over the past week, has been utilized on a “narrow and limited basis”. In order to sufficiently address the current crisis at hand, the full potential of the DPA should be used, according to the signatories of the letter. Read more...
Host Andrew Holland and Ambassador Jeffery DeLaurentis discuss the "thawing" of U.S. - Cuba Relations under the Obama Administration and the implications of the subsequent "freezing" of relations under the Trump administration.Read more...
The climate has been an unexpected beneficiary of the efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19. Maintaining the reduction in emissions means applying the lessons learned from fighting the coronavirus to the fight against climate change.Read more...
Military personnel are particularly vulnerable to the potential spread of disease, as the paths and opportunities for transmission are numerous.Read more...
This report examines the U.S.’ current strategy on sanctions. Past strategies have shown that broad sanctions fail to accomplish their goals.Read more...
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